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Suggestions:
- Check around growing plants to see if there are any babies. If so, carefully dig them up, get as many roots as possible.
- If you do not have an extra pot to put them in, use a plastic cup, coffee can, milk carton, plastic pot, styrofoam cup, or even plastic bags.
- You will find a lot of good uses for plastic grocery bags for this swap.
- Keep the rooted plant damp, not wet, before the day of the swap.
- Start plants from seeds from your yard or your neighbors (ask first). A lot of trees have seed balls or form beans filled with seed.
- Free is best but, seeds can be purchased and a lot of plants can be grown and used for trade items.
- Plastic cups with holes in the bottom for drainage can be used as starting pots.
- Take cuttings at least a month before the swap from your yard or your neighbors (ask first) and you will have rooted plants to trade.